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Moreover, the degree of bridging over the capped area of the pulp was scored as 0-HTB not formed, and 1-HTB formed. The appearance/quality of HTB was classified as: 0-resembling natural dentin, 1-atubular dentine and 2-presence of tunnel defects. The clinical sensitivity was scored as score 0-Non-sensitive and score 1-sensitive. Due to ethical reasons the negative control group (exposed pulps without applying a pulp capping material) was omitted. Statistical analysis was done with the Kruskal Wallis test and P-values less than 0.05 were considered statistically significant. Results All 12 patients including 4 male and 8 female volunteers were available for the final evaluation (Figure 1). None of the patients had complained of any spontaneous lingering pain during the follow-up duration. All teeth were extracted atraumatically. Clinical signs/symptoms None of the teeth in groups A, GUCY1B3 B and FGFR inhibitor C had clinical symptoms (score 0). Sensitivity to heat was reported in two teeth in group D, but the difference among the groups was not statistically significant (P>0.05). Also five patients in this group had sensitivity to cold (score 1), which was significantly different from the other groups (P HTB in the study groups. In group A (Dycal), seven specimens showed HTB (score 1), while one case showed no evidence of bridging. In groups B (MTA; double-visit) and C (MTA; single-visit), HTB was evident in six samples and in group D (Multi-Cal), only two samples had formed the HTB. There was no significant difference among groups A, B and C in terms of HTB formation, while the amount for group D was significantly lower (Pselleck screening library formed HTB showed an atubular appearance and the Kruskal-Wallis test did not show any significant differences among the groups (P>0.05). Figure 2 shows the histological appearance of the HTB beneath MTA in one of the samples in group B. Figure 2 Histological presentation of hard tissue bridge (HTB) beneath White ProRoot MTA in group B: A) Exposure site (arrow) (10�� magnification); B) formation of HTB in exposure site (arrow) (40�� magnification), C) Atubular dentin (arrow) (100�� ... Inflammatory response Generally typical infiltration of inflammatory cells, especially macrophages and lymphocytes, was observed. Table 3 represents the inflammatory cell response scored on a scale from 0 to 4. The results indicated no significant difference among groups A, C and D. However, in group B the inflammatory response was significantly lower (P